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ELECTION PROCESS (5) answer(s).
 
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At the rebel's mercy: violence and vendetta killings are making the electioneering process increasingly difficult in Pakistan's largest province / Zulfiqar, Shahzada   Journal Article
Zulfiqar, Shahzada Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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ID:   128134


Pakistan after the elections / Benerji, Rana   Journal Article
Benerji, Rana Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract The successful holding of elections in Pakistan on May 11, 2013 was a significant landmark in strengthening the democratic process in Pakistan. For the first time, an elected government lasted its full terms. A transition could be brought in by caretakers entrusted responsibility through a path braking constitutional amendment.
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ID:   090941


Representation and the rules of the game: an electoral simulation / Hoffman, Donna R   Journal Article
Hoffman, Donna R Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract It is often a difficult proposition for introductory American government students to comprehend different electoral systems and how the rules of the game affect the representation that results. I have developed a simulation in which different proportional-based electoral systems are compared with a single-member plurality electoral system. In addition, the simulation can also serve to illustrate other concepts commonly introduced in introductory courses.
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ID:   134122


Role of the institution of international observation in impleme / Imanalieva, Bermet   Journal Article
Imanalieva, Bermet Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract This article examines the legal foundations and methodology of the activity of international observers who are following the preparations for and holding of elections. It studies the international obligations in keeping with which the election system of the Kyrgyz Republic is developing. It carries out a comparative analysis of the participation of international observers in the Kyrgyz Republic presidential elections held in 2009 and 2011. The article also presents a brief review of the recommendations for Kyrgyzstan to carry out its international obligations in the election system given by such organizations as the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights and the CIS Observer Mission.
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U.S. presidential election: a triumph of information technology innovations / Rogowsky, Ye   Journal Article
Rogowsky, Ye Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract UNTIL VERY RECENTLY, it had been a general mantra in the United States that it was wrong to put any restrictions on the Internet or bring it under any control. Silicon Valley innovators who designed social network platforms didn't worry too much about how the latter might be used. They planned to organize online communities where members would have facilities for comfortable intercommunication and trade. They had in mind conflict-free, purely progressive development of U.S. digital society and assumed that their designs were far ahead of the resources of terrorists.
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